Integral lifting system and lifting method for assembled members

ABSTRACT

Disclosed are an integral lifting system and lifting method for assembled members. The integral lifting system includes fixing mechanisms and more than four vertical stand columns. The four vertical stand columns are located at four corners of a building, the building is located in a region encircled by the vertical stand columns, a transverse rail beam is disposed between every two vertical stand columns, one end of the transverse rail beam is mounted at the top of one vertical stand column, and the other end is mounted on the top of the other stand column. The transverse rail beam is provided with an operation trolley, a jib crane is disposed on an upper surface of the operation trolley, and a lifting mechanical arm is disposed on an outer side surface of the operation trolley. A hydraulic jacking mechanism is disposed at the bottoms of the vertical stand columns.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This application claims the priority benefit of China application serialno. 202110076409.1, filed on Jan. 20, 2021. The entirety of theabove-mentioned patent application is hereby incorporated by referenceherein and made a part of this specification.

BACKGROUND Technical Field

The present invention relates to the field of lifting of assembledmembers in civil engineering, and particularly relates to an integrallifting system and lifting method for assembled members.

Description of Related Art

An assembled structure is a form of structure produced and manufacturedin a factory in a prefabricated manner and transported to a site forassembly. Compared with a traditional cast-in-place structure, theassembled structure has the advantages of high production andinstallation speed, high building quality, green andenvironment-friendly effects of operation environments, low constructionprocess cost and the like, and is thus widely used in China in recentyears.

Compared with a cast-in-place structure, the assembled structure has theadvantages that prefabricated members of the assembled structures haveheavy mass and big volumes, the required quantity is great, andadditionally, the requirements on lifting precision and stability in thelifting process are high, so that great-tonnage and high-performancehoisting equipment is needed. At present, common hoisting equipment inChina is mainly a tower crane and a self-propelled crane. The towercrane can be mounted at a side surface of a building or in an elevatorpipeline inside the building, and can realize high-altitude operation.However, the existing tower crane in China has limited tonnage, grouptower operation is generally needed in a construction site, and a higherrequirement is provided for construction management. The self-propelledcrane is more convenient and flexible in construction, but has thelimited lifting height, and is often matched with a tower crane for use.The two traditional lifting modes are not optimal lifting solutions forthe assembled member, and there is an urgent need for large-scalelifting equipment for assembled members with the advantages of greatlifting tonnage, lifting stability, high installation precision andcapability of being reliably connected with a building body in aconstruction site.

SUMMARY

Invention objectives: to realize fast and stable lifting of big-volumegreat-tonnage assembled members, to require the whole lifting system torealize installation convenience and a reliable connection mode with abuilding body at the same time, and to achieve a high safetycoefficient. Therefore, an integral lifting system and lifting methodfor assembled members are provided, and are used to complete a liftingprocess of the assembled members.

Technical solution: in order to achieve the above objectives, thepresent invention adopts the following technical solution. An integrallifting system for assembled members includes fixing mechanisms and morethan four vertical stand columns. The four vertical stand columns arelocated at four corners of a building, the building is located in aregion encircled by the vertical stand columns, a transverse rail beamis disposed between every two vertical stand columns, one end of thetransverse rail beam is mounted at a top portion of one vertical standcolumn, and the other end of the transverse rail beam is mounted on atop portion of the other stand column. The transverse rail beam isprovided with an operation trolley, a jib crane is disposed on an uppersurface of the operation trolley, and lifting mechanical arms aredisposed on an outer side surface of the operation trolley. A hydraulicjacking mechanism is disposed at bottom portions of the vertical standcolumns.

Each of the vertical stand columns includes more than two verticallydisposed first cuboid frameworks, each of the first cuboid frameworks isformed by welding first vertical square steel pipes and first horizontalsquare steel pipes, and connecting sheets are respectively disposed ontwo side surfaces of the vertical square steel pipes at one side of thefirst cuboid frameworks near a facade of the building. The connectingsheets are configured to be vertically and slidingly connected with thefixing mechanisms. First connecting lugs are disposed on the horizontalsquare steel pipes at upper and lower ends of each of the first cuboidframeworks, and the vertically adjacent two first cuboid frameworks arefixedly connected through the first connecting lugs.

The transverse rail beam includes operation rails and more than twotransversely disposed second cuboid frameworks, each of the secondcuboid frameworks is formed by welding second vertical square steelpipes and second horizontal square steel pipes, second connecting lugsare disposed on the second vertical square steel pipes at the left andright ends of each of the second cuboid frameworks, and the left andright adjacent two second cuboid frameworks are fixedly connectedthrough the second connecting lugs. The operation rails are mounted onan upper surface of the second cuboid frameworks, and the operationrails are two parallel I-shaped rails.

The hydraulic jacking mechanism includes a fixing platform, steel anchorbolts, hydraulic oil cylinders, a jacking platform, a clamper, rotatinggears and two lifting frames. The steel anchor bolts are fixed to alower surface of the fixing platform, the hydraulic oil cylinders arefixedly mounted on an upper surface of the fixing platform, pistons ofthe hydraulic oil cylinders are fixedly mounted on an lower surface ofthe jacking platform, the clamper and the lifting frames are all fixedlymounted on the upper surface of the jacking platform, the clamper ispositioned between the lifting frames, vertical wave-shaped grooves areformed in the lifting frames, the rotating gears are mounted on thejacking platform through a first rotating shaft, and the wave-shapedgrooves are meshed and connected with the rotating gears.

Each of the fixing mechanisms includes steel grooves matched with theconnecting sheets, support sheets, pin shafts, springs and a fixingplate. The steel grooves are welded onto the fixing plate, the fixingplate is fixed to a prefabricated member of the building through screwbolts, a forming direction of the steel grooves is identical to asliding direction of the connecting sheets, and each of the supportsheets is mounted on the top of the corresponding steel groove throughthe pin shafts, thereby realizing the rotation of the support sheetsaround the top portions of the steel grooves through the pin shaft. Oneend of each of the springs is fixed onto the fixing plate, and the otherend each of the springs is fixed to a lower surface of the correspondingsupport sheet.

The operation trolley includes two first rear wheels, two first frontwheels, second rotating shafts, fixing buckles, a trolley body, aconveying belt, third rotating shafts and rotating wheels. The vehiclebody includes a trolley top plate and two trolley side plates. The twotrolley side plates are respectively mounted at two sides of a lowersurface of the trolley top plate. The second rotating shaft respectivelypenetrates through a center of each of the first rear wheels and acenter of each of the first front wheels. Each of the second rotatingshafts is a driving device, and is able to drive the corresponding firstrear wheel or first front wheel to enable the trolley to move on thetransverse rail beams. The fixing buckles are connected to two sides ofthe second rotating shafts. The upper ends of the fixing buckles arefixed to the lower surface of the trolley top plate. The first rearwheels and the first front wheels are in transmission connection throughthe conveying belt. One end of each of the third rotating shafts isdisposed on the trolley side plate, the other end of each of the thirdrotating shafts is connected with the rotating wheels, the number of therotating wheels is four, the two of the rotating wheels are locatedbelow the first front wheels, and the other two rotating wheels arelocated below the first rear wheels. The first rear wheels and the firstfront wheels are located at upper surfaces of the operation rails, andthe rotating wheels are located in rail grooves at outer sides of middleportions of the operation rails.

The jib crane includes a rotary platform, third connecting lugs, arotary shaft, a jib boom, a pole derrick, a steering rod, a firstwindlass, a second windlass and a first lifting hook. The rotaryplatform is mounted on an upper surface of the operation trolley, thethird connecting lugs are disposed on the rotary platform, and the jibboom is rotationally connected with the third connecting lugs throughthe rotary shaft, so that the jib boom rotates in a vertical plane. Thepole derrick and the first windlass are fixedly mounted on the rotaryplatform, the steering rod is disposed on a top portion of the polederrick, and steel wire ropes fixed to an end portion of the jib boombypass the steering rod at the top portion of the pole derrick to bewound on the first windlass and are configured to drag the jib boom tomove. The second windlass is disposed at a bottom portion of the jibboom. The first lifting hook is disposed at the end portion of the jibboom, and steel wire ropes fixed to an end portion of the first liftinghook pass through the jib boom to be wound on the second windlass.

Each of the lifting mechanical arms includes horizontal I-shaped steel,vertical I-shaped steel, an L-shaped support frame, annular clampbuckles, a third windlass, first binding rings, second binding rings, asecond lifting hook and a third lifting hook. The vertical I-shapedsteel is fixedly mounted on the outer side surface of the operationtrolley, and a lower surface of one end of the horizontal I-shaped steelnear the operation trolley is fixedly connected to an outer side surfaceof the operation trolley through the L-shaped support frame. An includedangle between the vertical I-shaped steel and the horizontal I-shapedsteel is 90°. The first binding rings are disposed on the verticalI-shaped steel, the second binding rings are disposed above an outer endsurface and a middle portion of the horizontal I-shaped steel, one endof each steel wire rope is connected with the corresponding firstbinding ring, and the other end of each steel wire rope is connectedwith the corresponding second binding ring. The annular clamp bucklesare disposed below the outer end surface and the middle portion of thehorizontal I-shaped steel to be used as fixed lifting points, and thesteel wire ropes fixed to an end portion of the second lifting hook andan end portion of the third lifting hook respectively pass through thefixed lifting points to be wound on the third windlass.

Preferably, the integral lifting system for assembled members furtherincludes lifting tools. Each of the lifting tools includes twotransverse lifting beams, four L-shaped clampers and a lifting disc.Each of the transverse lifting beams includes hollow first square-shapedsteel and second square-shaped steel, the second square-shaped steel isdisposed in the first square-shaped steel, the second square-shapedsteel is slidingly connected with the first square-shaped steel, theupper ends of the L-shaped clampers are fixedly connected with thesecond square-shaped steel, and clamping openings of the two L-shapedclampers on the same transverse lifting beam are disposed oppositely.Two first lifting rings are disposed on each of the first square-shapedsteel, the lifting disc and the first lifting rings are connectedthrough steel wire ropes, and a second lifting ring is disposed on thelifting disc. The second lifting ring is configured to hang the firstlifting hook and/or the second lifting hook and/or the third liftinghook.

Preferably, each of the lifting frames is of a rectangular structureformed by welding vertical lifting steel pipes and horizontal fixedsteel pipes.

Preferably, third inclined struts are welded in a framework plane of therectangular structure of each of the lifting frames.

Preferably, fixing sheets are configured for reinforced connection inconnecting positions of the hydraulic oil cylinders and the fixingplatform.

Preferably, a first inclined strut is welded in a framework plane ofeach of four side surfaces of the first cuboid frameworks.

Preferably, a second inclined strut is welded in a framework plane ofeach of four side surfaces of the second cuboid frameworks.

Preferably, the number of the vertical stand columns is at least four.

Another technical objective of the present invention is to provide anintegral lifting method for assembled members, realized based on theabove integral lifting system for assembled members, and the methodincludes the following steps.

Step 1: after building integral positioning and stringing and completionof underground work construction, determining arrangement positions anda quantity of the vertical stand columns according to a scale of thebuilding and a weight of prefabricated assembled members, fixing thehydraulic jacking mechanism in a corresponding position in advance,ensuring firmness and reliability of the steel anchor bolts, andinspecting performance of the hydraulic oil cylinders and the matchedpistons.

Step 2: firstly fixing a first section of the first cuboid framework ofthe vertical stand column onto the jacking platform of the hydraulicjacking mechanism, and performing tight clamping by the clamper; then,taking the hydraulic jacking mechanism as a base to connect the verticalstand column with the transverse rail beams through the first connectinglugs, the second connecting lugs and the screw bolts, and mounting theoperation trolley and lifting machinery on the transverse rail beams,wherein the lifting machinery includes the jib crane and the liftingmechanical arms; and then, debugging the lifting machinery to ensurenormal operation in use.

Step 3: enabling the hydraulic oil cylinders and the matched pistons ofthe hydraulic lifting mechanism to start to operate, jacking the wholelifting system until the connecting sheets of the first section of thefirst cuboid framework pass through first steel grooves of the fixingmechanism and get supported by the support sheets horizontally disposedon upper sides of the first steel grooves so as to complete fixationbetween the lifting system and a building body, then completing ajacking process, and resetting the hydraulic oil cylinders and thematched pistons.

Step 4: completing lifting and assembly of all assembled members of afirst storey of the building corresponding to the first section of thefirst cuboid framework of the building through mutual cooperation of theoperation trolley, the jib crane and the lifting mechanical arms,wherein during the lifting of the assembled members, the following twomodes are adopted according to volumes of the assembled members.

For small-size assembled members, a single-point lifting mode isadopted, and the assembled members are able to be lifted to a specifiedheight only by using the jib crane cooperating with a lifting disc.

For big-size assembled members, a four-point lifting mode is adopted,the lifting mechanical arms are used, and cooperates with a lifting toolin a specific structure form to lift the assembled members to aspecified height; in this process, the first lifting hook of the jibcrane only cooperates with the second lifting hook and/or the thirdlifting hook; after the assembled members reach a specified height, thelifting mechanical arms stop operation, the jib crane further ascends,first lifting rings on transverse lifting beams are disengaged from thesecond lifting hooks and/or third lifting hooks of the liftingmechanical arms, and the assembled members are conveyed by the jib craneto a specified position for installation until the assembly of allassembled member of a current storey of the building is completed.

The lifting tool includes the transverse lifting beams, L-shapedclampers, the lifting disc and steel wire ropes; the first lifting ringson the transverse lifting beams are connected with the second liftinghooks and/or third lifting hooks of the lifting mechanical arms, andthen, a second lifting ring on the lifting disc is connected with thefirst lifting hook of the jib crane;

Step 5: upwards jacking the lifting system for a standard section byusing the hydraulic jacking mechanism until the first section of thefirst cuboid framework passes through second steel grooves of the fixingmechanism and gets supported by support sheets horizontally disposed onupper sides of the second steel grooves, and resetting the hydraulic oilcylinders and the matched pistons; and then, putting a new section ofthe first cuboid framework at a bottom portion of the lifting system,and completing fixation of the two sections of the first cuboidframeworks with the first connecting lugs and the screw bolts; and

repeating steps 3 to 5 until the installation of the assembled membersof each storey of the whole building is completed.

Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the followingbeneficial effects that compared with the prior art, the integrallifting system of the present invention is convenient and fast ininstallation, and occupies a small area of a construction site. Theintegral lifting system after installation is in a cage shape completelywarping the building, reliable connecting devices are disposed betweenthe integral lifting system and the building, the whole structure has ahigh safety coefficient. Through the cooperative use of the operationtrolley, the jib crane, the lifting mechanical arms and the liftingtools, the stable lifting of great-tonnage heavy-weight assembledmembers can be realized, the lifting requirements of members in varioussizes and specifications can be met, and the lifting requirements ofmembers in different positions of the construction site can also be met.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a front view of an integral structure of an integral liftingsystem for assembled members of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a side view of the integral structure of an integral liftingsystem for assembled members of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a top view of the integral structure of an integral liftingsystem for assembled members of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a vertical stand column and a fixingmechanism of the integral lifting system for assembled members of thepresent invention.

FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of transverse rail beams of the integrallifting system for assembled members of the present invention.

FIG. 6 is an enlarged view of the fixing mechanism of the integrallifting system for assembled members of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of a hydraulic lifting mechanism of theintegral lifting system for assembled members of the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of an operation trolley and an operationrail of the integral lifting system for assembled members of the presentinvention.

FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of a jib crane of the integral liftingsystem for assembled members of the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of a lifting mechanical arm of theintegral lifting system for assembled members of the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a schematic diagram of a lifting tool of the integral liftingsystem for assembled members of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

The present invention will be further illustrated with reference to thedrawings and specific embodiments, it should be understood that theseexamples are only used for illustrating the present invention and arenot intended to limit the scope of the present invention, andmodifications of various equivalent forms of the present invention madeby those skilled in the art upon reading the present invention all fallwithin the scope of the appended claims.

An integral lifting system for assembled members, as shown in FIG. 1 toFIG. 11, includes fixing mechanisms and more than four vertical standcolumns 1. The four vertical stand columns 1 are distributed in arectangular shape, a building is located in a region encircled by thevertical stand columns 1, a transverse rail beam 2 is disposed betweenevery two vertical stand columns 1, one end of the transverse rail beam2 is mounted at the top portion of one vertical stand column 1, and theother end of the transverse rail beam 2 is mounted on the top portion ofthe other vertical stand column 1. The vertical stand columns 1 and thetransverse rail beams 2 jointly form an integral framework of thelifting system, and the integral framework is fixedly connected with afacade of the building by the fixing mechanisms 4.

The transverse rail beam 2 is provided with an operating trolley 5, ajib crane 6 is disposed on an upper surface of the operating trolley 5,and lifting mechanical arms 7 are disposed on an outer side surface ofthe operating trolley 5, and are configured to meet the liftingrequirements of different positions. Lifting tools can ensure thestability of the members in the lifting process. The operation trolley 5drives the jib crane 6 and the lifting mechanical arms 7 to doreciprocating movement on the transverse rail beams 2, and cooperateswith the lifting tools 8 to be used to complete the lifting process. Ahydraulic jacking mechanism 3 is disposed at the bottoms of the verticalstand columns 1, and the hydraulic jacking mechanism 3 is configured tojack the structure.

As shown in FIG. 1 to FIG. 4, each of the vertical stand columns 1includes more than two vertically disposed first cuboid frameworks 101,each of the first cuboid frameworks 101 is formed by welding firstvertical square steel pipes 102 and first horizontal square steel pipes103, a first inclined strut 104 is welded in a framework plane of eachof four side surfaces of the first cuboid frameworks for reinforcement,the vertical stand columns 1 are disposed on the periphery of thebuilding, and an arrangement space of the vertical stand columns shouldbe comprehensively considered according to the scale of the building andthe quality of lifted members, and the transverse rail beams 2 at thetop are enabled not to generate instability overturning in the liftingprocess. Connecting sheets 105 are respectively disposed on two sidesurfaces of the first vertical square steel pipes 102 at one side of thefirst cuboid frameworks 101 near the facade of the building. Theconnecting sheets 105 are made of high-performance steel plates and areconfigured to be vertically and slidingly connected with the fixingmechanisms 4 so as to ensure the stability of the vertical stand columns1. In order to ensure the accuracy and convenience of connection of thevertical stand columns 1 and the fixing mechanisms 4, a length of eachsection of the vertical stand columns 1 should be coordinate with aheight of a standard storey of the building. First connecting lugs 106are disposed on the horizontal square steel pipes 103 at upper and lowerends of each of the first cuboid frameworks 101, and the firstconnecting lugs 106 of the vertically adjacent two first cuboidframeworks 101 are fixedly connected through screw bolts 10.

As shown in FIG. 5, the transverse rail beam 2 is configured to connectand fix the top ends of the two vertical stand columns 1 to form anintegral lifting system framework. A body structure of the transverserail beam 2 is similar to the structure of the vertical stand column 1.The transverse rail beam 2 includes operation rails 201 and more thantwo transversely disposed second cuboid frameworks 202, each of thesecond cuboid frameworks 202 is formed by welding second vertical squaresteel pipes 203 and second horizontal square steel pipes 204, secondconnecting lugs 206 are disposed on the second vertical square steelpipes 203 at the left and right ends of each of the second cuboidframeworks 202, and the left and right adjacent two second cuboidframeworks 202 are fixedly connected through the second connecting lugs206. A second inclined strut 205 is welded in a framework plane of eachof four side surfaces of the second cuboid frameworks 202. Forconvenient operation of the operation trolley 5 on the transverse railbeams 2, two parallel operation rails 201 made of I-shaped steel arefixed to the top portion of the transverse rail beams 2 in a lengthdirection.

As shown in FIG. 7, the hydraulic jacking mechanism 3 includes a fixingplatform 301, steel anchor bolts 302, hydraulic oil cylinders 303, ajacking platform 306, a clamper 307, rotating gears 308 and more thantwo lifting frames 309, the steel anchor bolts 302 are fixed to a lowersurface of the fixing platform 301, and an integral fixing effect isachieved on the device by anchoring the four steel anchor bolts 302 tounderground positions. Four hydraulic oil cylinders 303 in the samespecifications and matched pistons 304 are disposed on the fixingplatform 301. Fixing sheets 305 are configured for reinforced connectionin connecting positions of the hydraulic oil cylinders 303 and thefixing platform 301. The pistons 304 of the hydraulic oil cylinders 303are fixedly mounted on an lower surface of the jacking platform 306, theclamper 307 and the lifting frames 309 are all fixedly mounted on anupper surface of the jacking platform 306, the clamper 307 is positionedbetween the lifting frames 309, the clamper 307 made of L-shaped steelis fixed to each of four edges of an upper plane of the jacking platform306, and is configured to clamp and fix the vertical stand column 1 inthe jacking process.

Vertical wave-shaped grooves 314 are formed in the lifting frames 309,rotating gears 308 are connected to two opposite side surfaces of thejacking platform 306 through four first rotating shafts in two groups,i.e., the rotating gears 308 are mounted on the jacking platform 306through a first rotating shaft, and the wave-shaped grooves 314 aremeshed and connected with the rotating gears 308. The lifting frames 309are disposed in corresponding positions on the fixing platform 301, eachof the lifting frames 309 is of a rectangular structure formed bywelding vertical lifting steel pipes 310 and horizontal fixed steelpipes 312, and third inclined struts 313 are welded in a framework planeof the rectangular structure of each of the lifting frames 309. Therotating gears 308 can vertically move along the wave-shaped grooves314, and are configured to ensure the coordinate and consistent jackingspeeds and jacking heights of the four hydraulic oil cylinders 303during the jacking of the hydraulic jacking mechanism 3.

As shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 6, each of the fixing mechanisms 4 includessteel grooves 401 matched with the connecting sheets 105, support sheets402, pin shafts 403, springs 404 and a fixing plate 405. The steelgrooves 401 are four E-shaped multi-section long strip-shaped steelgrooves in two groups, and the steel grooves 401 are welded onto thefixing plate 405, are firmly fixed to the prefabricated members 11 ofthe building through screw bolts 10, and are dismounted afterconstruction. The arrangement position of each section of steel groove401 is coordinate with the position of the vertical stand column 1, alength is the same as the length of the connecting sheet 105, and acertain interval is formed between the upper and lower sides of eachsection of steel groove 401. An arrangement direction of the steelgrooves 401 is consistent with a sliding direction of the connectingsheets 105, and in order to achieve smooth sliding of the connectingsheets 105 in the steel grooves 401 and avoiding the influence on thestability of the fixing mechanisms 4 and the whole system at the sametime, a certain thickness of metal paint is sprayed and coated ontosurfaces of the steel grooves 401 and the connecting sheets 105, andlubricating agents are coated smeared inside the steel grooves 401 andoutside the connecting sheets 105 during construction so as to reduceresistance generated during vertical movement. Each of the supportsheets 402 is mounted on the top portion of the corresponding steelgroove 401 through the pin shafts 403, thereby realizing the rotation ofthe support sheets 402 around the tops of the steel grooves 401 throughthe pin shaft 403. One end of each of the springs 404 is fixed onto thefixing plate 405, and the other end of each of the springs 404 is fixedto a lower surface of the corresponding support sheet 402. The hydraulicjacking mechanism 3 jacks the vertical stand columns 1 to upwards move,the tops of the vertical stand columns 1 touch and drive the supportsheets 402 to be converted from a horizontal state into a vertical statearound pin shafts 403, and the connecting sheets 105 of the verticalstand columns 1 can conveniently do vertical movement in the steelgrooves. After the bottom portions of the connecting sheets 105 leaveaway from the tops of the steel grooves 401, the support sheets 402return to the horizontal state again through being driven by the springs404. After the hydraulic jacking mechanism 3 is reset, under the gravityof the vertical stand columns 1, lower end surfaces of the connectingsheets 105 abut against the upper surfaces of the support sheets 402,and the support sheets 402 achieve a support effect on each section ofvertical stand column 1.

As shown in FIG. 8, the operation trolley 5 includes two first rearwheels 501, two first front wheels 502, second rotating shafts 503,fixing buckles 504, a trolley body 505, a conveying belt 506, thirdrotating shafts 507 and rotating wheels 508. The vehicle body 505includes a trolley top plate and two trolley side plates. The twotrolley side plates are respectively mounted at two sides of a lowersurface of the trolley top plate. The second rotating shaft 503respectively penetrates through the center of each of the first rearwheels 501 and the center of each of the first front wheels 502. Each ofthe second rotating shafts 503 is a driving device, and is able to drivethe corresponding first rear wheel 501 or first front wheel 502 toenable the trolley to move on the transverse rail beams 2. The fixingbuckles 504 are connected to two sides of the second rotating shafts503. The upper ends of the fixing buckles 504 are fixed to the lowersurface of the trolley top plate. The first rear wheels 501 and thefirst front wheels 502 are in transmission connection through theconveying belt 506. One end of each of the third rotating shafts 507 isdisposed on the trolley side plate, the other end of each of the thirdrotating shafts 507 is connected with the rotating wheels 508, thenumber of rotating wheels 508 is four, the two of the rotating wheels508 are located below the first front wheels 502, and the other tworotating wheels 508 are located below the first rear wheels 501. Thefirst rear wheels 501 and the first front wheels 502 are located atupper surfaces of the operation rails 201, and the rotating wheels 508are located in rail grooves at the outer sides of the middle portion ofthe operation rails 201. The operation trolley 5 can accordingly movetogether during operation, and the effect is to prevent the overturningof the operation trolley 5 during operation.

As shown in FIG. 9, the jib crane 6 is mounted on the upper surface ofthe operation trolley 5, one jib crane 6 is mounted on the transverserail beams 2 in each direction, performance parameters of the jib cranecan be determined with the reference to those of an existing crane, andthe jib crane 6 is more flexible in operation than the liftingmechanical arm 7, and can realize the vertical transportation andhorizontal transportation process of members. The jib crane 6 includes arotary platform 601, third connecting lugs 602, a rotary shaft 603, ajib boom 604, a pole derrick 605, a steering rod 606, a first windlass607, a second windlass 608 and a first lifting hook 609. The rotaryplatform 601 is mounted on an upper surface of the operation trolley 5,the third connecting lugs 602 are disposed on the rotary platform 601,and the jib cane 6 is enabled to do 360° rotation. The jib boom 604 isrotationally connected with the third connecting lugs 602 through therotary shaft 603, so that the jib boom 604 rotates in a vertical plane.The pole derrick 605 and the first windlass 607 are fixedly mounted onthe rotary platform 601, the steering rod 606 is disposed on the topportion of the pole derrick 605, and steel wire ropes 9 fixed to an endportion of the jib boom 604 bypass the steering rod 606 at the topportion of the pole derrick 605 to be wound on the first windlass 607and are configured to drag the jib boom 604 to move. The second windlass608 is disposed at the bottom portion of the jib boom 604. The endportion of the jib boom 604 is provided a jib boom lifting point, andsteel wire ropes 9 fixed to an end portion of the first lifting hook 609pass through the jib boom lifting point to be wound on the secondwindlass 608.

As shown in FIG. 10, each of the lifting mechanical arms 7 is mounted atan outer side surface of the operation trolley 5, the two liftingmechanical arms 7 are disposed on the transverse rail beams 2 in eachdirection, the lifting mechanical arms 7 only realize a lifting functionof the assembled members in the vertical direction, the lifting mass isgreater than that of the jib crane 6, and the operation is more stable.Each of the lifting mechanical arms 7 includes horizontal I-shaped steel701, vertical I-shaped steel 702, an L-shaped support frame 703, annularclamp buckles 704, a third windlass 705, first binding rings 706, secondbinding rings 707, a second lifting hook 708 and a third lifting hook709. The vertical I-shaped steel 702 is fixedly mounted on an outer sidesurface of the operation trolley 5 through screw bolt 10, and a lowersurface of one end of the horizontal I-shaped steel 701 near theoperation trolley 5 is fixedly connected to an outer side surface of theoperation trolley 5 through the L-shaped support frame 703 via screwbolts 10. An included angle between the vertical I-shaped steel 702 andthe horizontal I-shaped steel 701 is 90°. In order to prevent theinstability of the horizontal I-shaped steel 701, the first bindingrings 706 are disposed on the vertical I-shaped steel 702, the secondbinding rings 707 are disposed above an outer end surface and the middleportion of the horizontal I-shaped steel 701, one end of each steel wirerope 9 is connected with the corresponding first binding ring 706, andthe other end of the steel wire rope 9 is connected with thecorresponding second binding ring 707. The annular clamp buckles 704 aredisposed below the outer end surface and the middle portion of thehorizontal I-shaped steel 701 to be used as fixed lifting points, andthe steel wire ropes 9 fixed to end portions of the second lifting hook708 and the third lifting hook 709 respectively pass through the fixedlifting points to be wound on the third windlass 705.

As shown in FIG. 11, the lifting tools 8 are configured to achieve afixation effect during member lifting. Each of the lifting tools 8includes two transverse lifting beams 801, four L-shaped clampers 804and a lifting disc 807. Each of the transverse lifting beams 801includes hollow first square-shaped steel 802 and second square-shapedsteel 803, the second square-shaped steel 803 is disposed in the firstsquare-shaped steel 802, the second square-shaped steel 803 is slidinglyconnected with the first square-shaped steel 802, the secondsquare-shaped steel 803 can be pulled out or retracted back into theinside of the first square-shaped steel 802 according to the size of themembers. The outer end surfaces of the second square-shaped steel 803are respectively connected with the L-shaped clampers 804 configured tofix the side surface of the member. The upper ends of the L-shapedclampers 804 are fixedly connected with the second square-shaped steel803, and clamping openings of the two L-shaped clampers 804 on the sametransverse lifting beam 801 are disposed oppositely. In order to achievestable lifting of the member during lifting, third binding rings 808 aredisposed on the L-shaped clampers 804. During lifting, the member isfirmly bound with the lifting tool by passing the steel wire ropes 9through the third binding rings 808. Two first lifting rings 805 aredisposed on each of the first square-shaped steel 802, the lifting disc807 and the first lifting rings 805 are connected through the steel wireropes 9, and a second lifting ring 806 is disposed on the lifting disc807, and is configured to hang the first lifting hook 609 and/or thesecond lifting hook 708 and/or the third lifting hook 709.

A use process of the present invention will be described in conjunctionwith FIG. 1 to FIG. 11 hereafter.

1. After building integral positioning and stringing and completion ofunderground work construction, arrangement positions and the quantity ofvertical stand columns 1 are determined according to the scale of thebuilding and the weight of prefabricated assembled members, a hydraulicjacking mechanism 3 is fixed in a corresponding position in advance,firmness and reliability of steel anchor bolts 302 are ensured, andperformance of hydraulic oil cylinders 303 and matched pistons 304 isinspected.

2. A first section of a first cuboid framework 101 of the vertical standcolumn 1 is fixed onto a jacking platform 306 of the hydraulic jackingmechanism 3, and is tightly clamped by a clamper 307. The hydraulicjacking mechanism 3 is taken as a base to connect the vertical standcolumn 1 with transverse rail beams 2 through first connecting lugs 106,second connecting lugs 206 and screw bolts 12. An operation trolley 5, ajib crane 6 and a lifting mechanical arm 7 are mounted on the transverserail beams 2. Each kind of lifting machinery (the jib crane 6 and thelifting mechanical arm 7) should be debugged without errors before use.

3. Before the lifting of the assembled members, fixation is performed bylifting tools 8. For small-size assembled members, a single-pointlifting process can be completed by only using the jib crane 6cooperating with a lifting disc 807. For big-size assembled members, theassembled members need to be fixed by transverse lifting beams 801,L-shaped clampers 802, a lifting disc 807 and steel wire ropes 9. Firstlifting rings 805 on the transverse lifting beams are connected with thesecond lifting hooks 708 and/or third lifting hooks 709 of the liftingmechanical arms 7, and the second lifting ring 806 on the lifting disc807 is connected with the first lifting hook 609 of the jib crane 6.Firstly, four-point lifting is performed by using the lifting mechanicalarms 7, so as to lift the assembled members to a specified height. Inthis process, the jib crane 6 does not undertake the main lifting tasks,and only cooperate with the lifting hooks. After the specified height isreached, the lifting mechanical arms 7 stop operation, the jib crane 6further ascends, the first lifting rings 805 on the transverse liftingbeams are disengaged from the second lifting hook 708 and/or the thirdlifting hook 709 of the lifting mechanical arm 7, and the assembledmembers are conveyed by the jib crane 6 to a specified position forinstallation. This process is repeated by the lifting work in eachstorey.

4. Through the mutual cooperation of the operation trolley 5, the jibcrane 6 and the lifting mechanical arms 7, the installation process ofthe assembled members of the first storey is completed. Then, thehydraulic oil cylinders 303 and the matched pistons 304 of the hydrauliclifting mechanism 3 start to operate, jacking the whole lifting systemuntil the fixation between the lifting system and a building body iscompleted through the connecting sheets 105 of the vertical standcolumns 1 and the steel grooves 401 and the support sheets 402 of thefixing mechanisms, the jacking process is completed, the hydraulic oilcylinders 303 and the matched pistons 304 are reset, and the liftingsystem continuously completes lifting work at this height. After thelifting work at this height is completed, the lifting system is upwardsjacked for a standard section by the hydraulic jacking mechanism 3again, after the hydraulic oil cylinders 303 and the matched pistons 304are reset, a new section of the first cuboid framework 101 is put at thebottom portion of the lifting system, and fixation of the two sectionsof the first cuboid frameworks 101 is completed with first connectinglugs 106 and screw bolts 10. This process is repeated in the subsequentjacking process.

The present invention has the advantages of convenient installation andconstruction, high safety, great lifting capacity and lifting stability,is applicable to lifting of assembled members in various specifications,improves the construction efficiency, and has good economic andtechnical values.

The foregoing descriptions are only exemplary implementations of thepresent invention. It should be pointed out that those skilled in theart can also make various improvements and modifications withoutdeparting from the principle of the present invention, and theseimprovements and modifications are also included within the protectionscope of the present invention.

What is claimed is:
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An integral lifting system for assembled members,the integral lifting system comprising fixing mechanisms and more thanfour vertical stand columns, wherein the four vertical stand columns arelocated at four corners of a building, the building is located in aregion encircled by the vertical stand columns, a transverse rail beamis disposed between every two vertical stand columns, one end of thetransverse rail beam is mounted at a top portion of one vertical standcolumn, and the other end of the transverse rail beam is mounted on atop portion of the other stand column; the transverse rail beam isprovided with an operation trolley, a jib crane is disposed on an uppersurface of the operation trolley, and lifting mechanical arms aredisposed on an outer side surface of the operation trolley; and ahydraulic jacking mechanism is disposed at bottom portions of thevertical stand columns, each of the vertical stand columns comprisesmore than two vertically disposed first cuboid frameworks, each of thefirst cuboid frameworks is formed by welding first vertical square steelpipes and first horizontal square steel pipes, and connecting sheets arerespectively disposed on two side surfaces of the vertical square steelpipes at one side of the first cuboid frameworks near a facade of thebuilding; the connecting sheets are configured to be vertically andslidingly connected with the fixing mechanisms; first connecting lugsare disposed on the horizontal square steel pipes at upper and lowerends of each of the first cuboid frameworks, and the vertically adjacenttwo first cuboid frameworks are fixedly connected through the firstconnecting lugs; the transverse rail beam comprises operation rails andmore than two transversely disposed second cuboid frameworks, each ofthe second cuboid frameworks is formed by welding second vertical squaresteel pipes and second horizontal square steel pipes, second connectinglugs are disposed on the second vertical square steel pipes at left andright ends of each of the second cuboid frameworks, and the left andright adjacent two second cuboid frameworks are fixedly connectedthrough the second connecting lugs; the operation rails are mounted onan upper surface of the second cuboid frameworks, and the operationrails are two parallel I-shaped rails; the hydraulic jacking mechanismcomprises a fixing platform, steel anchor bolts, hydraulic oilcylinders, a jacking platform, a clamper rotating gears and two liftingframes, the steel anchor bolts are fixed to a lower surface of thefixing platform, the hydraulic oil cylinders are fixedly mounted on anupper surface of the fixing platform, pistons of the hydraulic oilcylinders are fixedly mounted on a lower surface of the jackingplatform, the clamper and the lifting frames are all fixedly mounted onan upper surface of the jacking platform, the clamper is positionedbetween the lifting frames, vertical wave-shaped grooves are formed inthe lifting frames, the rotating gears are mounted on the jackingplatform through a first rotating shaft, and the wave-shaped grooves aremeshed and connected with the rotating gears; each of the fixingmechanisms comprises steel grooves matched with the connecting sheets,support sheets, pin shafts, springs and a fixing plate; the steelgrooves are welded onto the fixing plate, the fixing plate is fixed to aprefabricated member of the building through screw bolts, a formingdirection of the steel grooves is identical to a sliding direction ofthe connecting sheets, and each of the support sheets is mounted on atop portion of the corresponding steel groove through the pin shafts,such that the support sheets are rotatable around the top portions ofthe steel grooves through the pin shaft; one end of each of the springsis fixed onto the fixing plate, and the other end of each of the springsis fixed to a lower surface of the corresponding support sheet; theoperation trolley comprises two first rear wheels, two first frontwheels, second rotating shafts, fixing buckles, a trolley body, aconveying belt, third rotating shafts and rotating wheels; the vehiclebody comprises a trolley top plate and two trolley side plates; the twotrolley side plates are respectively mounted at two sides of a lowersurface of the trolley top plate; the second rotating shaftsrespectively penetrate through a center of each of the first rear wheels(501) and a center of each of the first front wheels; each of the secondrotating shafts is a driving device, and is able to drive thecorresponding first rear wheel or first front wheel to enable thetrolley to move on the transverse rail beams; the fixing buckles areconnected to two sides of the second rotating shafts; upper ends of thefixing buckles are fixed to a lower surface of the trolley top plate;the first rear wheels and the first front wheels are in transmissionconnection through the conveying belt; one end of each of the thirdrotating shafts is disposed on the trolley side plate, the other end ofeach of the third rotating shafts is connected with the rotating wheels,a number of the rotating wheels is four, two of the rotating wheels arelocated below the first front wheels, and the other two rotating wheelsare located below the first rear wheels; the first rear wheels and thefirst front wheels are located at upper surfaces of the operation rails,and the rotating wheels are located in rail grooves at outer sides ofmiddle portions of the operation rails; the jib crane comprises a rotaryplatform, third connecting lugs, a rotary shaft, a jib boom, a polederrick, a steering rod, a first windlass, a second windlass and a firstlifting hook; the rotary platform is mounted on the upper surface of theoperation trolley, the third connecting lugs are disposed on the rotaryplatform, the jib boom is rotationally connected with the thirdconnecting lugs through the rotary shaft, such that the jib boom rotatesin a vertical plane; the pole derrick and the first windlass are fixedlymounted on the rotary platform, the steering rod is disposed on a topportion of the pole derrick, and steel wire ropes fixed to an endportion of the jib boom bypass the steering rod at the top portion ofthe pole derrick to be wound on the first windlass and are configured todrag the jib boom to move; and the second windlass is disposed at abottom portion of the jib boom; the first lifting hook is disposed atthe end portion of the jib boom, and steel wire ropes fixed to an endportion of the first lifting hook pass through the jib boom to be woundon the second windlass; and each of the lifting mechanical armscomprises horizontal I-shaped steel, vertical I-shaped steel, anL-shaped support frame, annular clamp buckles, a third windlass, firstbinding rings, second binding rings, a second lifting hook and a thirdlifting hook; the vertical I-shaped steel is fixedly mounted on theouter side surface of the operation trolley, and a lower surface of oneend of the horizontal I-shaped steel near the operation trolley isfixedly connected to the outer side surface of the operation trolleythrough the L-shaped support frame; an included angle between thevertical I-shaped steel and the horizontal I-shaped steel is 90°; thefirst binding rings are disposed on the vertical I-shaped steel, thesecond binding rings are disposed above an outer end surface and amiddle portion of the horizontal I-shaped steel, one end of each steelwire rope is connected with the corresponding first binding ring, andthe other end of each steel wire rope is connected with thecorresponding second binding ring; the annular clamp buckles aredisposed below the outer end surface and the middle portion of thehorizontal I-shaped steel to be used as fixed lifting points, and thesteel wire ropes fixed to an end portion of the second lifting hook andan end portion of the third lifting hook respectively pass through thefixed lifting points to be wound on the third windlass.
 2. The integrallifting system for assembled members according to claim 1, furthercomprising lifting tools, wherein each of the lifting tools comprisestwo transverse lifting beams, four L-shaped clampers and a lifting disc;each of the transverse lifting beams comprises hollow firstsquare-shaped steel and second square-shaped steel, the secondsquare-shaped steel is disposed in the first square-shaped steel, thesecond square-shaped steel is slidingly connected with the firstsquare-shaped steel, upper ends of the L-shaped clampers are fixedlyconnected with the second square-shaped steel, and clamping openings ofthe two L-shaped clampers on the same transverse lifting beam aredisposed oppositely; two first lifting rings are disposed on each of thefirst square-shaped steel, the lifting disc and the first lifting ringsare connected through steel wire ropes, and a second lifting ring isdisposed on the lifting disc; and the second lifting ring is configuredto hang the first lifting hook and/or the second lifting hook and/or thethird lifting hook.
 3. The integral lifting system for assembled membersaccording to claim 2, wherein each of the lifting frames is of arectangular structure formed by welding vertical lifting steel pipes andhorizontal fixed steel pipes.
 4. The integral lifting system forassembled members according to claim 3, wherein third inclined strutsare welded in a framework plane of the rectangular structure of each ofthe lifting frames.
 5. The integral lifting system for assembled membersaccording to claim 4, wherein fixing sheets are configured forreinforced connection in connecting positions of the hydraulic oilcylinders and the fixing platform.
 6. The integral lifting system forassembled members according to claim 5, wherein a first inclined strutis welded in a framework plane of each of four side surfaces of thefirst cuboid frameworks.
 7. The integral lifting system for assembledmembers according to claim 6, wherein a second inclined strut is weldedin a framework plane of each of four side surfaces of the second cuboidframeworks.
 8. The integral lifting system for assembled membersaccording to claim 7, wherein a number of the vertical stand columns isat least four.
 9. An integral lifting method for assembled members,realized based on the integral lifting system for assembled membersaccording to claim 1, and the integral lifting comprising the followingsteps: step 1: after building integral positioning and stringing andcompletion of underground work construction, determining arrangementpositions and a quantity of the vertical stand columns according to ascale of the building and a weight of prefabricated assembled members,fixing the hydraulic jacking mechanism in a corresponding position inadvance, ensuring firmness and reliability of the steel anchor bolts,and inspecting performance of the hydraulic oil cylinders and thematched pistons; step 2: firstly fixing a first section of the firstcuboid framework of the vertical stand column onto the jacking platformof the hydraulic jacking mechanism, and performing tight clamping by theclamper; then, taking the hydraulic jacking mechanism as a base toconnect the vertical stand column with the transverse rail beams throughthe first connecting lugs, the second connecting lugs and the screwbolts, and mounting the operation trolley and lifting machinery on thetransverse rail beams, wherein the lifting machinery comprises the jibcrane and the lifting mechanical arms; and then, debugging the liftingmachinery to ensure normal operation in use; step 3: enabling thehydraulic oil cylinders and the matched pistons of the hydraulic liftingmechanism to start to operate, jacking the whole lifting system untilthe connecting sheets of the first section of the first cuboid frameworkpass through first steel grooves of the fixing mechanism and getsupported by the support sheets horizontally disposed on upper sides ofthe first steel grooves so as to complete fixation between the liftingsystem and a building body, then completing a jacking process, andresetting the hydraulic oil cylinders and the matched pistons; step 4:completing lifting and assembly of all assembled members of a firststorey of the building corresponding to the first section of the firstcuboid framework of the building through mutual cooperation of theoperation trolley, the jib crane and the lifting mechanical arms,wherein during the lifting of the assembled members, the following twomodes are adopted according to volumes of the assembled members: forsmall-size assembled members, a single-point lifting mode is adopted,and the assembled members are able to be lifted to a specified heightonly by using the jib crane cooperating with a lifting disc; and forbig-size assembled members, a four-point lifting mode is adopted, thelifting mechanical arms are used, and cooperates with a lifting tool ina specific structure form to lift the assembled members to a specifiedheight; in this process, the first lifting hook of the jib crane onlycooperates with the second lifting hook and/or the third lifting hook;after the assembled members reach a specified height, the liftingmechanical arms stop operation, the jib crane further ascends, firstlifting rings on transverse lifting beams are disengaged from the secondlifting hooks and/or third lifting hooks of the lifting mechanical arms,and the assembled members are conveyed by the jib crane to a specifiedposition for installation until the assembly of all assembled member ofa current storey of the building is completed; and the lifting toolcomprises the transverse lifting beams, L-shaped clampers, the liftingdisc and steel wire ropes; the first lifting rings on the transverselifting beams are connected with the second lifting hooks and/or thirdlifting hooks of the lifting mechanical arms, and then, a second liftingring on the lifting disc is connected with the first lifting hook of thejib crane; step 5: upwards jacking the lifting system for a standardsection by using the hydraulic jacking mechanism until the first sectionof the first cuboid framework passes through second steel grooves of thefixing mechanism and gets supported by support sheets horizontallydisposed on upper sides of the second steel grooves, and resetting thehydraulic oil cylinders and the matched pistons; and then, putting a newsection of the first cuboid framework at a bottom portion of the liftingsystem, and completing fixation of the two sections of the first cuboidframeworks with the first connecting lugs and the screw bolts; andrepeating the steps 3 to 5 until the installation of the assembledmembers of each storey of the whole building is completed.